The phrase "accepts information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system, process, or individual that is capable of receiving or processing data or details.
Example: "The new software application accepts information from various sources, allowing for seamless integration."
Alternatives: "receives data" or "takes in information".
The Wrist PDA watch, due in February for $145 from Fossil, is a tiny data organizer that accepts information beamed via infrared from your Palm.
Microsoft's Health Vault, which launched slightly earlier, is still knocking around despite minimal attention, but now accepts information from a number of modern health apps and devices.
He looks set for a great future, but blunders badly when he accepts information from a collaborator without checking.In later life, Snow insisted that by vocation he was a writer, though he trained as a chemist and did important research in infra-red spectroscopy the main tool in the 1920s and early 1930s for unravelling the structure of molecules.
More remarkably, the spreadsheet doesn't have to be open when the transfer occurs and, thus, accepts information even when the user is sleeping, Porras said.
In this special case, we set both functions to constantly return 0. In general, LocARNAscan accepts information about the query sequence in the form of a multiple alignment.
Historically, they have accepted information obtained from other countries where harsher interrogation methods are used.
Still, it boggles the mind that he would uncritically accept information from such a quarter.
We're wired to readily accept information that conforms to our preexisting assumptions or hopes.
Decision-makers should also develop a means to accept information that has been generated without their direct involvement.
In recent years, major and widely accepted information security understandings and achievements confirm that the problem is complex.
"The technology is available today, but what is not available today is a lot of sites that will accept information cards," Mr. Blakeley said.
